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  The Persian Gulf has weathered decades of turbulence, but the combination of an active war, a presidential ultimatum, and Iranian counter-threats is pushing

  For months, Mark Robinson insisted the story was false. He sued for $50 million, stayed in the race, and watched his campaign staff

  Iran has a new supreme leader. But nobody has seen him. Nobody has heard his voice. And as the days stack up since

  Minneapolis faced another tense night as protests continued following a second shooting involving a federal immigration officer within a single week. Public anger

  As anti-government protests continue to sweep across Iran, President Donald Trump is reviewing a range of potential responses, including both military and non-military

  Swiss prosecutors have ordered the detention of one of the owners of a ski resort bar where a catastrophic fire on New Year’s

  Across the United States, public frustration with the economy remains one of the most influential political forces shaping voter sentiment. Poll after poll

  The US Food and Drug Administration has authorized a new daily medication that offers hormone-free treatment for moderate to severe hot flashes in

  The Trump administration’s plan to implement mass federal worker layoffs during the government shutdown has recently shifted, according to officials familiar with internal

  Israel’s ongoing negotiations to end the war in Gaza face new complications as intelligence assessments suggest that Hamas may not be able to